Attract bees, butterflies and other pollinators to your garden with this mix of beautiful Native Irish wildflower seeds. Contains annual and perennial varieties especially selected to support the All-Ireland Pollinator Plan and are recommended by the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) as good plants for pollinators. Suitable for beds, borders and meadows, or as an alternative to summer bedding flowers. Our native Irish wildflower seed mix includes Betony, Birdsfoot Trefoil, Clustered Bellflower, Common Knapweed, Common St. John’s Wort, Common Toadflax, Corn Chamomile, Corn Cockle, Corn Flower, Corn Marigold, Corn Poppy, Dark Mullein, Devils bit Scabious, Field Scabious, Greater Knapweed, Hedge Woundwort, Kidney vetch, Lady’s Bedstraw, Meadow Cranesbill, Meadow Vetchling, Nettle Leaved Bellflower, Purple Loosestrife, Self Heal, Small Scabious, Tufted Vetch, Viper’s Bugloss, Wild Carrot, Wild Marjoram, Wild Red Clover, Yarrow, and Yellow Rattle Irish grown seed. Contains: 6 grams to cover 2-4 m2 Standard seeds. EC rules and standards. To prepare soil for planting First clear the site of weeds, stones and sticks. Turn the soil and break up any clods, then rake so that you have a fine crumbly surface. If your ground is heavy, or you do not want to or can't turn the soil, then clear of weeds and add a 2-3 layer of sand, soil or compost, or a mix of these, to the surface. Rake over. Do not add fertilizer to meadows or flowerbeds. For more sowing and maintenance tips, read the sowing instructions below. Plants for pollinators The types of plants and flowers we plant have a huge impact on the wildlife around us, including bees and other insects as well as birds and small mammals. If you would like to further explore plants and their importance for bees, please visit our blog and immerse yourself in the subject. Here are some of the blogs I have written about plants and bees: Plants for Bees Winter - Hanna's Bees (hannasbees.ie) Pollen – benefits for bees & humans - Hanna's Bees (hannasbees.ie)